Removing rear hub nut
Discussion
Anyone got any suggestions on how to remove the rear hub nut which is torqued up to 200lb/ft. I can't shift the &^%$# thing and yes, I am trying to undo it in the right direction.
Was thinking of buying a 600mm breaker bar and putting a scaffold tube over it but I'm worried that the bar will just bend.
Anyone know what the garages use?
Ralph
Was thinking of buying a 600mm breaker bar and putting a scaffold tube over it but I'm worried that the bar will just bend.
Anyone know what the garages use?
Ralph
Courtesy of "tvrgit"
http://www.haggishead.myby.co.uk/TVR/swingarm.html
Step 2
hth
http://www.haggishead.myby.co.uk/TVR/swingarm.html
Step 2
hth

Edited by pies on Sunday 15th July 16:53
You need a good quality 3/4" drive socket set with a breaker bar and scaffold pole - If the socket set are good quality they should take this level of punishment!!!! This sort of torque is not unique to TVR - most makes use these sort of torques on hubs. You'll end up with a face like the emoticon though!!!!
pies said:
Nothing to add to the advice above, except to say that Pies' link to my site gets you this specific page: this linkhttp://www.haggishead.myby.co.uk/TVR/swingarmpage....
gets you the site navigation menus etc if you want to look at anything else.
Note also step 1, as well as 2 - use the spare wheel because it has a bigger central hole and the socket doesn't fit through the central hole of the standard wheel. I wouldn't advise trying to loosen a nut that tight, with the car on a jack or axle stand - 4 wheels on the ground for that bit, thank you!
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